HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-11-04, Page 29When storm blocks driving vision it time to say, 'let there be light' Lights on tell you where and what is ahead. Just a gh ostly shape through storm. A Trouble Ahea Win your car see Spring? WE HAVE, THE RIGHT CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE Completely Safety Certified, Reconditioned & ready for the Winter ahead McCutcheon Motors Ltd. CHEVROLET Phone 887-6856 BEA GM TEST DRIVER
Check tires if ! mercury dr. Ts
IS YOUR CAR WINTERIZED ?
'We'll check these trouble spots to ensure that you have
problem free winter driving.
Cooling System - ,
ignition System
Exhaust System
Charging System
Tires -
Carburetor
Battery
Suspension
Steering
-Mount Snow Tires
Should you neglect this° maintenance, remember,
we offer complete road service!
Bill McLaughlin Motors Ltd.
SEAFORTH
Phone. 527-1140 or 527-0060
We Keep
Your Path
Straight
And Narrow
Scientific wheel alignment is
a specialty at our shop ...and
we do it right, with all modern
up-to-date equipment.
EXPERT ALIGNMENT TO ALL
MAKES OFACARS
If you have fo
fix a flat, or shop
for complete
replacement,
Come Wheel &
Deal WITH US
Brakes Are Important!
They Have TO -
Be:, Reliable
'r et us check your
car's brake sys-
tem completely •in
time for winter -
W install
V V one "at the
,most reasonable
rate ... speedily.
A "fail safe" car
PA",brakes" when
it must!
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Seaforth Collision Centre
Seaforth Ontario
Stop for pre-winter service
84; Il ARtOss: also, rine (inits.). herptrcars-da, 9. When you hear _ this 7m--winter. this from engine, 134 Aii insigpificant it may signal . Palen- detonation. /4.. Resistor plugs 10. Who may see helpreception X-rated movie. ' itir this: 11 A small brook. 15- TYPe•Siz4 . 12. "'Tisza tale -
IC D.& Transporta- by an idiot."
tion-Ag'eaeY =17. These protect •
Culit&L . infield during
1114 Poorltadjusted . rain delays. .
brakes help you 1. These- can save do safely. in7percent fuel. 8. Literary maga- ACROSS. • 31. Harmful exhaust from poor car-buretion (P1., inits.). 33. Biological division. 35. Laughing sound. 38. Popular camp-ing vehicle. 39. Easy and Wall (PI. inits.).
40. Part of some
car' suspension
syStems.
41. Himalayan
kingdom.
12. Connects distrib-
utor to spark
plug.
43. BiLlical
character.
45. What monarch
does to knight.
46. Mr. Guinness.
47. Money in
Milan. •
48. -ofoam,
protective
material.
50. Summer on the
Seine.
52:Lawyer
(abbrev.).
54. Is in Madrid.
56. Prenosition.
20. Diamond
Brady.
21. One-Way Street,
DO- Enter.
23. Here I Come,
Ready --'-.
25. Telephone or,
voting-.
26. Products'of
DD & B,
Y &R.
27. Tires wear
faster when tire
pressure is
28. Child's expres-
sion of disap-
pointment.
29. Mr, Sadat's
domain.
30. - the road.
-brakes make
cats ckt this
ow stop.
- 19, Sault
A:Earle.
28. Home of the
- Toyota and
Datum.
22. Legattlegree.
23. Change this
regularly for
engine life.
24; Mr. Burns or
-Lee (abbrev.).
26. Burglar or .
fire-.
29. What are
you,-?
30: Harmful pollu-
tant that comes
from poor
ignition (inits.).
32.r Where low: gear
is ittinanual
• transmission.
33 What misfiring
sparkpIugs
Waste.
34. Where Toledo-
-and-Corumbus
are: _
36. Part of County
tor Texas:
(abbrev.)
374 Traveling
speed limit
wastes- gas.
39. Things of
interest to
researchers
(abbrev.).
40. Mr. Laurel or
Musian
41 The upmost
degree.
42. Drive carefully
on, this pave-
merit
44. Types of X-
rated paintings.
46. Mr. Smith and
- Mr. Jolson.
49. In regard
(abbrev.).
51. To-dine in. the
• - evening,-
52. Landed lightly.„.
53. Highway r
itinerary_
55. Check connec4
tion.and terma
bals.ork this- fol.-
sure starting.
57. Colorado park.
58. Table top
racing rig.
DOWN
1. Common recipe
amounts.
2. British
Thermal
3. French city.
4. U.S. agency
regulating car
exhaust emis-
sions (hilts).
5. To keep engine
running well,
keep oil
levels .
6. When this feels
spongy your
brakes need
attention.
7. What good
For Correa Solutions
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"My pet, gripe," said the
old-timer, "is against all.
to many drivers who have
developed bad driving and
maintenance habits."
• This old-timer says he
found hiniself trapped on
a fine, broad turnpike 'by
a sudden and severe bad
weather condition.
"I say 'trapped' because
traffic was heavy and too
many motorists-were high-
balling far above the 55-
mile speed Ifinit when the
storm broke.
"NatUrally, I turned on
my lights immediately. I
wanted the car behind me
to realize I was ahead of
him, no matter *how badly
forward vision was impair-
ed by the mounting dark-
ness and the foglike mist
created by the heavy rains.
Too many failed
. "But too many others
failed to do likewise (why,
I will- never know) which
meant that frequently all
you saw ahead of you that
might be a motor vehicle
was a slightly darker
shape in the wet gloom.
. "Meanwhile, if the guy
in back of you didn't have
some light showing for-
ward, you'd have to strain
to make sure he wasn't
engaged in dangerous
tailgating.
"It was ahriost impossi-
ble to turn off the turn-
pike with any degree of
safety - turnoffs were
jammed and motorists
were speeding by.
"Another hazard was
cars that had run out . of
gas or had encountered
some mechanical difficulty
which forced them to stop
at roadside. Then, in a
misguided effort to save
c. their batteries, they didn't
even show parking lights.
Never a breakdown
"I've never, during all
of my driving in good
weather and bad, had to
stop because of a mechan-
ical- breakdown, or being
out of gas.
"This 100 per cent per-
formance, I attribute to
the fact that every car I've
ever owned has been taken
in for a tune-up and a
complete check of all safe-
ty features at every 10,000
miles that shows on my
odometer.
"I got through 'the 135-
mile drive during a vision
destroying storm safely
until, -off the turnpike and
very near my home, I was
stopped by a red traffic
light at the bottom of a
little hill.
"Yes, it was raining
heavily and my lights,
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